Reports and Studies – Page 181

26/04/2023

iSpace: First private moon landing likely to have failed

A Japanese company hoping to make history by carrying out the first private Moon landing says its mission is likely…

26/04/2023

“Nature needs chaos, it needs randomness,” says Lee Schofield from the RSPB. He is sitting on the bank of Swindale…

24/04/2023

A mighty storm that tore across Ireland and the UK more than a century ago produced some of the strongest…

24/04/2023

A huge electricity cable project in the North Sea could provide green power to 1.8 million UK homes in plans…

21/04/2023

APOE4 is the strongest risk factor for late-onset Alzheimer’s, the most common form of the disease that develops after the age of…

18/04/2023

Free-range eggs will return to shelves within days as bird flu restrictions ease across most of the UK on Tuesday.…

17/04/2023

There’s less than a month to go now until the Eurovision Song Contest is held in Liverpool. “We don’t want…

17/04/2023

Europe’s mission to the icy moons of Jupiter has blasted away from Earth. The Juice satellite was sent skyward on…

17/04/2023

The cost of decarbonising air travel is likely to push up ticket prices and put some off flying, a group…

17/04/2023

Thousands of Environment Agency workers began a three day strike on Friday over claims of “endemic low pay”. The latest…